This course examines the spiritual and religious beliefs and practices of the Millennial generation. Special attention is given to Moralistic Therapeutic Deism and the epistemological turn to postmodernism as primary drivers of faith expression.
Through this course, students are trained to think critically about the belief system of Millennials, comparing and contrasting it with biblical Christianity. As a result, students gain competence and confidence in creating their own ministries to Millennials.
Millennials are the most un-churched, de-churched generation. It is important to understand their attitudes and perspectives on Christianity so that the most effective methods of faith formation can be developed and implemented.
Millennials' faith system is examined vis-a-vis Christian orthodoxy.
Students are equipped with the knowledge of how to minister to Millennials using missional methods.
Consideration is given to the distinctive characteristics of Millennials so that ministry can be relevant.
Students are taught principles and given tools that can be used in many different cultures and contexts.
The course moves beyond theory and provides methods for best practice
Students engage in assignments outside the classroom so they can learn through action
